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We hired a Morgan and toured the Malvern Hills, Bath, and the Cotswolds. Reccomend it to anyone though I reccomend a hat with ear flaps or earmuffs. We had no rain so never had to put the roof up.

Good to hear someone highlight the quality of British food rather than the stereotypical comment that all British food is bad. ❤

That is Tower Bridge this is London Bridge what a very smart young little lady if only the vast majority of adults realised the difference between the two

What a delightful Family, welcome to London. We love American visitors, our long lost cousins. Listen ! Many a Londoner myself included will secretly admit that they also love to see the city from the top deck of a bus. Also a great alternative of the tube and on the red buses all you need is your Oyster card. Have a fantastic trip !

Love the creative costumes. Looks like it was a great family time!

Most enjoyable...

How did you find your visit to the motherland was it all you expected I hope your family and yourself had a splendid time

I’ve never seen them on the nozzle or that design, usually kept adjacent, essential for filling with diesel.

yeh STP is awesome

Woooooooooow nice

But you are glad to be in the land of McDonald’s & Burger King ?Just joking folks so pleased you enjoyed our “little” country.

Fun and informative video. Where did you stay in London? What filter did you use for your photos?

We drive on the left hand side, again a history lesson.... Knights would hold their sword/joust in the right hand and have the horse move on the left side when fighting.... 🙂

Great videos guys... it's good to see an Americans point of view of my home. Just a fact for you, that you may already know, but the Cornish Pasty was originally designed for miners who would work all day and get covered in black coal dust. They would hold the pasty by the thick crust, eat the middle and throw away the 'handle'. Also, maybe not fully true, but I heard they also filled one side with meat and the other side with stewed fruits so you had both main and dessert in one easy meal. Looking forward to next video. (edit - just saw in a comment that you have already been told this!! )

It's just too busy now, thirty years ago it wasn't like this and I find it a shame how the native population has been driven out. It used to be an English city and now it's just a generic globalist one :/ Sadly that is happening all over the UK, everything is being turned from working towns to theme parks and like Venice it's just a place for the rich to have second homes and B&Bs. Makes me worried for the future of the world because eventually everything will be the same and different cultures will be gone. All this has happened only since airliners in the 60s and for the working classes since the 80s. Only the last twenty years have we seen mass tourism from places like China..... What will happen with the working classes in China and Indian gain capital? Gonna be another couple billion making everything even more crowded.

Thank you great film.

Wi-Fi is available at: * All Tube stations * Most London Overground stations * All Elizabeth line stations under central London * Victoria Coach Station Your devices will automatically pick up the Wi-Fi signal when you're in a Wi-Fi enabled station. There's no signal in tunnels, but your phone will connect to the signal at the next Wi-Fi enabled platform so you can pick up where you left off.

TfL have a map on their site that shows 4G & 5G coverage. Customers now have 4G and 5G mobile coverage in stations and tunnels on sections of the Jubilee, Central, Piccadilly, Victoria and Northern lines and 4G in all Elizabeth line stations.

I really enjoyed this very well done

Seagulls are not purely coastal birds here. I live newr Oxford and we have gulls here

Wonderful Video guys, Bath is a total Gem and not to be missed ✌✌

Why is it that kids with missing teeth look cute, whereas, me at 60, looks like a vagabond :)

Yes some nice food choices, the eggs looked good, always interesting to hear language differences, we would say those yolks are golden rather than orange, also Americans have orange cats we have ginger cats, and our traffic lights have an amber light not orange, but we do have blood orange soft drinks (Sanpellegrino)

It’s so nice to see visitors enjoying just how beautiful Britain is. Your family is adorable, which is so great to see.

Cornish pasties were originally made by wives who's husbands worked in the mines. The thick pastry edge is designed so they can be eaten with dirty hands and keep the pie clean 😊

There really is something so special about the UK, glad you and your family had a good trip and enjoyed.

I am 73 now and live 50 miles from London. I have been countless times and have certainly seen a massive transformation of London over the years.

Tip for charging electronic devices, bring a Power Bank, access to charging points might be limited or not working.

A tip for visitors accessing the Internet when abroad, as seen in this video, train wifi can be slow or unreliable, set up an international roaming flat-rate calling plan with your provider, inclusive of minutes /texts/data, then you can switch to a network and not worry about charges.

Edinburgh also has fantastic Georgian architecture comparable to Bath, set and laid out in roads/Crescents/Squares/Circus, this in Edinburgh New Town developed from the 1700s, don’t just visit the old town, very nice but can be a tourist trap, Edinburgh can be hilly.

delightful

Remember Americans, if you'd of only payed your taxes to the King, all this history could of been yours!!😂

I live not far from Bath, it's a beautiful place. Glad you enjoyed your trip 👍

Why do Americans say the name of a town/city and then ENGLAND (or any other country they happen to be in). Just say the name of the town/city. We wouldn't say NEW YORK...AMERICA ! Pret a Manger is pronounced MONJAY ( as in French " to eat" ). Did you know that there were toilets on the train ? AIR B AND B and THE IVY !! Must have plenty of money !!?? Avon is pronounced AVUN. Croissant is pronounced KWA SON. We call them pigs in blankets not pigs in A blanket. I'm surprised to see them on a Sunday roast as they are usually eaten with our Christmas dinner. Double decker buses are used all over the UK. NEVER tell us that we drive on the WRONG side of the road !!

Surprised you didn't visit Bath Abbey. Edgar, the first "King of all England" was crowned in the old Anglo-Saxon abbey by St Dunstan, the Archbishop of Canterbury and St Oswald, the Archbishop of York in the year 973

Loving your videos ❤

Wow what a lovely family you are and what a great video...its all in the planning I guess, loved it❤

110% love this. Thank you, thank you. I live 11 miles away in Bristol, and vist Bath often, for over 60 years. Sincere best wishes to you and your family. Thank you again.

I'm a Londoner, over 60 years of age. I love watching video's of London from a tourist's viewpoint. They often give me a different, or new, perspective on my home town. Your observations and insight, accompanied with humour, plus including your young children's opinions; is wonderful.

Iv traveled all over Europe...France .Spain Greece.. Italy...but theres something about England...that Trump's them all ....

The red plume in your bearskin means your a Coldstream guard.

And people still slate British Cuisine! Blame that on War Rationing; i think you found out how good it really is these days 🙂

Been to Bath many times (including this year) but I still forget how beautiful it is and amazing when you see it for the first time.

Great video, great family, wonderful polite kids. I used to fish the river Avon when i was a kid living in Tewkesbury 🤘👍..

Really well put together video. Nice to watch your travels in England. Hope you enjoyed the experience looks like you did. Hope to see more episodes. 👍🇬🇧

Nice video.

At no part of the year would you need air conditioning in the UK opening a window would suffice even in mid-summer.

Brits really do know how to make amazing puddings.

Great to see Bath in its glory. I was born in Bath in the late 50's. As residents we were allowed to swim in the Great Bath once a year until some unfortunate young girl contracted meningitis in the 70's and died. After that no one was allowed to swim in the Great Bath. Having lived for many years just below St Stephen's Church on Lansdown, I can attest to the Hare and Hounds being a great place to eat and drink. Great to see this video.

At most European airports and train stations you can hire porters for your luggage. Book ahead and they’ll meet you at baggage claim/the train and they’ll make sure your luggage gets to where it needs to go. In Venice they’ll get your luggage from the airport or train station to your hotel.